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Voltes V
Voltes V was formed in 1977 to perform the theme song for the anime series of the same name. The band featured three vocalists: Michi Hirota, Hiroshi...
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Voltes V was formed in 1977 to perform the theme song for the anime series of the same name. The band featured three vocalists: Michi Hirota, Hiroshi Miyauchi, and Mitsuko Horie. Their recording of 'BORUTESU V no Uta' became the show's opening theme, capturing the super robot genre's energy during that period.
That song, along with 'Chichi Wo Motomete,' served as the core of their output. The group was created specifically for the anime soundtrack rather than developing as an independent musical act. Their work remains tied to the series about five pilots combining their machines into the robot Voltes V.
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